AFME-NE-13 A Fault-Finding Method That Works
A simple six-step fault-finding method that finds the real cause instead of swapping parts until the fault goes away. Includes a worked half-splitting example from a food line, the common traps, and a fault-finding record to fill in. Part of the AFME Apprentice and Early Careers Series. Written for the UK: UK health and safety law, UK food law and HSE guidance.
What is included
- AFME-NE-13 A Fault-Finding Method That Works (PDF) - The six-step method - Half-splitting worked example - Common traps and how to avoid them - Printable fault-finding record - UK law and guidance references - Clear guide-only disclaimer: your site procedures, permits and risk assessments always come first
Who this resource is for
Apprentices, new maintenance engineers and team leaders who coach them.
How to use this resource
1. Learn the six steps and keep the guide with you on breakdowns. 2. Use the fault-finding record on your next three breakdowns. 3. Review the records with your mentor and look for repeat causes. 4. Always isolate before you investigate anything inside a guard or panel.
